Bullying can be overwhelming for any child or teen. It can affect their emotions, their learning, and their sense of safety. For students who are neurodivergent, or perceived as neurodivergent, differences in how they learn, communicate, move, or interact can increase their risk of being bullied.

The Standing Together: Bullying Prevention and Response Toolkit Supporting Children and Teens Who Are Neurodivergent video series and resources explore what bullying looks like, what neurodiversity means, and how a child's brain and behavioral development can influence bullying situations across grade levels. Importantly, the toolkit goes beyond identifying problems—it offers practical solutions and prevention strategies that educators, parents, and caregivers can implement to create safer, more inclusive environments.

Learn more about how to use Arraya with our User Guide on the Arraya About Page and access the full toolkit at the Standing Together webpage. By combining awareness with actionable guidance, this resource empowers communities to support neurodivergent youth effectively.